客製化攤位與租賃服務，適用於 PRINTING United Expo 2026

PRINTING United Expo 2026 will be held from September 23–25, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Registration for PRINTING United Expo 2026 opened in May 2026. It’s advisable to start planning as early as possible to secure your desired booth space and take advantage of any early bird rates for registration or services. Exhibitors are assigned targeted move-in and move-out dates, so early planning allows for better logistical coordination.

Registration for PRINTING United Expo is done online through their official website. You can choose from various attendee or exhibitor passes, with different pricing tiers depending on membership status and whether you want access to paid educational sessions.

While specific documents aren’t explicitly listed for attendee registration, for exhibitors, you’ll need to adhere to their rules and regulations, including exhibitor space rules and specifications. This would likely involve submitting stand drawings for approval for certain booth types (e.g., island, multi-story booths) and ensuring compliance with facility electrical, gas, and plumbing requirements.

Exhibitors are assigned a targeted move-in date and time, which is based on booth size and location. This information is typically provided in the online Exhibitor Service Manual (available in the Spring). Exhibitors must be set and in place by 5 PM on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

Booth design regulations vary by booth type:

• Standard or “Inline” (Linear) Booths: Maximum height is 8 feet. Display material over 5 feet high cannot extend farther than 5 feet from the back of the booth. No end caps are allowed.
• Perimeter Exhibit Spaces: Maximum height is 12 feet. Hanging signs are not permitted. Back walls and visible side walls must be finished. Tents are only allowed in perimeter spaces.
• Mini Island Exhibit Spaces: Maximum height is 12 feet. Must be accessible from all 4 sides. Hanging signs are allowed (max 20 feet high). Back walls and visible side walls must be finished. Multi-story mini islands are not permitted.
• Island Exhibit Spaces: Maximum height is 18 feet (including hanging sign, unless a sponsor). Must be accessible from all 4 sides. Hanging signs are allowed. Stand drawings must be submitted in advance for approval.
• Multi-Story Exhibit Spaces: Maximum height is 20 feet (including hanging sign, unless a sponsor). Requires prior approval from the facility, fire marshal, and show management. Stamped engineer drawings are required.
• General Requirements: All exhibitors must provide flooring for their entire booth space. Balloons are not permitted. Machinery and large products must be set back a minimum of 12 inches from aisles for safety.

To design a unique and impactful booth:

• Use Bright Colors: Choose 3 bright, high-contrasting colors (following a 60-30-10 rule for primary, secondary, and accent colors) that align with your brand and target audience.
• Incorporate Empty Space: Don’t clutter your booth. Aim for about 40% empty space to create a visually appealing display and draw attention to key messages.
• Weave a Clear Theme: Communicate a single, consistent message or unique selling proposition (USP) throughout your booth design and messaging.
• Modular Design: Opt for adaptable and aesthetically pleasing modular designs.
• Visual Storytelling: Use strong branding and visuals to tell your brand’s story.
• Sustainable Materials: Consider eco-friendly materials to showcase environmental commitment.

The most effective booth size depends on your specific goals, budget, and the amount of product/information you need to display. Common and effective sizes include:

• 10×10 feet: Ideal for small businesses or first-time exhibitors. Compact and cost-effective, suitable for showcasing key products and engaging with visitors.
• 10×20 feet: Suitable for medium-sized businesses, offering more space for displays and interaction.
   
• 20×20 feet and larger: Designed for large businesses or those with significant exhibit needs, allowing for elaborate displays, multiple engagement areas, and distinct zones for product displays, meeting rooms, and demonstrations.